Keelung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital

A car accident came to the emergency department here a year ago, which made me realize why some people have to specify which hospital to go to with the ambulance... At that time, my heart rate was 20~30, but I was put on the hospital bed for half an hour until A friend reminded me that the nurse came to help me with emergency treatment. I can understand this part. After all, the emergency room is really busy, but the most ridiculous thing is that the doctor or the laboratory technician in the X-ray laboratory is super exaggerated! I just read the message and found that I was not the first to complain. I had internal bleeding and fractures in my internal organs, spleen, ribs, etc. He even told me to stand up in a super impatient tone? ? At that time, I was completely powerless and didn't even have the strength to speak. Then, after he saw that I didn't respond, he actually came over and pulled me up, and then he said, "Don't fucking waste my time." I myself have been trained as a first responder, and I know that it is impossible to treat an injured patient in this way. Besides, the examiner was also clearly told that I was brought to the emergency department in a car accident. At that time, I was forced to stand up and my left arm He was also ripped off, and after the X-ray I fell to the ground again, almost unconscious, and his attitude was still the same, so I was pushed to get an electric shock after the X-ray, because I was about to hang up and he was like this Treating ?, if you are so impatient, why do you choose to work in a hospital to treat the injured like this? At present, I only remember a boy with glasses in the afternoon. I'm not sure of the name. I'm talking about what really happened, and I didn't slander or exaggerate. If there is an emergency need later, I do not recommend this Keelung Chang Gung. Then my female attending doctor also made me a little speechless. When I was discharged from the hospital, she told me to come back to the doctor in a month and take an X-ray. When I came back a month later, he "looked" at my case list and asked me Say, sir, what is your condition? I told him that I had a car accident a month ago, and I came back for a checkup today, and then he touched my stomach and asked if it would hurt? I answered no, and then it ended ?, I asked him if he didn't need to take X-rays? He said no and then asked me out... I have a black question mark. I also came to Keelung from Taoyuan. My mother was also beside me. After watching the whole process, I was decisively transferred to another hospital. A heart to the hard-working emergency room doctors and nurses The second one was for the nurses who took care of me in the ICU The third one for the doctor who operated on me

The doctor ran to buy coffee on Sunday morning ☕️ So waited almost an hour (It's nothing, we can be considerate of sneaking around) It's finally time to screen Look up and let Dr. Chen get better screening (Those who have experience in screening know to tilt their heads slightly) The doctor said don't look up Then tragedy struck... Bleeding and no response... The previous experience is all right (this time I got a big bloodbath)

The professionalism of Dr. Zan I met is really good, but I can't compliment the work process... My husband has a spinal problem and needs an emergency operation + MRI. Follow the doctor's arrangement to enter the emergency room for an MRI, and sign some after 9 in the morning. I even went to the registration office to arrange hospitalization, and checked it around noon. As a result, there is still no ward until 2:00 in the middle of the night. The doctor said that the operation is going to be performed today, and there is no ward. What a joke? Since there is no ward, why don't you ask the patient if they want to go home to rest and have a ward and then notify you to come to the hospital and have an operation? ! During the epidemic, it is necessary to screen again. Is it fun to waste a public screening test? As a result, the family members who accompanied the hospital could not rest, and the patients could not sleep well and wait for the operation... If there was no serious problem, I really would not be willing to come to the hospital with such a process.

What I want to share is that when it is inconvenient to wash your hair, you can ask the nurse for a business card, and an aunt who specializes in hair washing will come to wash your hair for you, but I forgot how much, it should not exceed 400 .

The medical staff are very nice and kind. Every day from 9 am to 10 am, the bill payment office is usually the most crowded time. Today, I got a 420 number ticket, but now it only reaches 350, and I have to wait for 70 people. The point is that there are only 3 windows working. Although there is an automatic payment machine next to it, most elderly people will not use it. I hope that there will be more service windows during peak hours.

This time, because my mother's body needs to be taken into the factory for maintenance, she was admitted to the Keelung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital. I had heard of the hard work of the medical staff before, but I still felt very moved when I saw it with my own eyes. The attending physician will make rounds in the morning every morning and out-patient clinics in the afternoon. Whenever there is an operation day, it will be 8-9 in the evening at 7 in the morning. The nurses worked even harder, saying that it was 3 shifts/8 hours a day, but for commuting to and from work for meetings, and commuting to and from get off work by motorcycle in the middle of the night, I couldn't do it within 12 hours. Everyone who is admitted to the hospital has different illnesses and is not in a good mood. But the nurses at 11C are very patient. According to my mother, she said "you are very gentle" that the injection does not hurt. If you don't speak, it hurts. It's normal if the injection hurts. After staying at Chang Gung Keelung for 5 days, everything went smoothly. I hope that every patient can tide over the difficulties safely.